Web Dev Toolkit is a simple and quite flexible project template for web-development. It is designed to solve the routine tasks that web-developers are constantly confronted with.
For using you need to install Node.js.
Next, you need to install gulp globally:
npm install -g gulp
With Node.js and gulp installed, run:
cd path/to/project
git clone https://github.com/alexkudrow/web-dev-toolkit.git
npm install
For deploying results by FTP fill out ftp_config.example.json by correct FTP-account data and rename it to ftp_config.json.
gulp or gulp build — build project.
gulp dev — build project and start watching changes with livereload.
gulp build and gulp dev commands support a few parameters:
- Environment modes:
--production— generate ready for release project with resource optimization.--demonstration— same as--production, but it is useful if there is no need to include a code such as statistics scripts. Also add a<meta name="robots" content="noindex, nofollow">tag to each page.--development— an optional parameter used by default.
--no-root-urls— convert root-relative URLs to relative to its current directories. Useful to run the project without web-server.--base-href=/path/— add a<base href="/path/">tag to each page and also convert URLs like--no-root-urlsparameter. This will help with deploying to virtual host subdirectories on web-servers.
gulp zip — archive project to zip file.
gulp build-zip — build project and then archive it to zip file.
gulp deploy — deploy project by FTP using data from ftp_config.json.